INGERSOL MOUNTAIN

This 20-kilometre (12.5-mile) groomed trail is accessed via the Arrow Park ferry and the Stevens FSR. Terrain is varied from easy to extreme. Riders who scale the trail are able to access the ALRR’s sizable lodge, which is tucked into a crest in the mountain. The cabin comfortably seats a dozen people and is equipped with a diesel generator and a large deck.

Directions

Once you cross the Arrow Park Ferry, take the first left onto Stevens FSR (Radio Channel RR7) Travel until 8.5km, stay left. At 11.2km, turn right. Two options for parking are Maja at 17km or South Fork at 20.5km. Both options access Ingersol Mountain alpine riding.

Ingersol cabin accessed by snowmobiling. Photo by Alexandra Trenholm
Snowmobiling Ingersol Mountain near Nakusp BC. Photo by Alexandra Trenholm
Women having fun and enjoying a day of snowmobiling. Photo by Alexandra Trenholm
Fun slopes sledding Ingersol Mountain near Nakusp BC. Photo by Alex Marshall
Good powder snowmobiling up Ingersol Mountain, in the Kootenay region. Photo by Alex Marshall
Ski-doo down Ingersol Mountain - Kootenay region. Photo by Alex Marshall
Sledding fun in Ingersol Mountain near Makusp, British Columbia. Photo by Alex Marshall
Ingersol cabin near Nakusp - photo by Karolina Lamont
Ingersol mountain view - Photo by Karolina Lamont
Sledding at Ingersol near Nakusp - Photo by Karolina Lamont
Crossing the ferry to Ingersol mountain - Photo by Taylor Aeichele

Photos by Alexandra Trenholm, Alex Marshall, She Shred Mountain Adventures, Taylor Aeichele and Karolina Lamont